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Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-08-02

TDR SALE-Established bank 10 d live Nan
i sas town Of so population coed schools.
churches. etc. Bank fuzzy equipped and doing
a fne business Bank building and lot on
Main street Good fire and burglar proof
sAf-: all necessary fixtures, etc. "ood resi-
dence aId lots all set In frlit and shade
trees: convenient 10 business; also farm OF
40 acres - miles from town. The property
is all good aud nicely located. wish TO re
tire from business, and Will sell Tor the actuai
cash value Of the property. II you mean Dusl-
ness write or cali and see for yoIrself. Ad-
dress. J. VI. Lambert, Latham, Butler ""nrtv
Kansas. ioshit
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-08-02

\ new vehicle j. ~ lie tested AT Alder
ehott England II j. shaped like 4 LONG
racing boat. and dozen soldiers can sit
Oh ii i'll single file and propel il easily AT
the rate OF sixteen miles an hour, drawing
eight baggage wagons after them. This
multicvcle i steered easily by one man. is
affected little by rough roads and turns in
isss space than an ordinary hansom. The
invention is not To he offered outside vi
England boston transcript.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-08-02

yIvANTED-All kinds OF clothes wringers 10
w repair. called for and delivered; orders
by mzn promptly attended to. 5. NJ. Miller.
l6+ West Main.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-08-02

IDR : SALE-Iwn due building lots in irain
i addition to the city Of Springfield sltnstrd
on Harrison avenue between Glenn and bald
win avenues. For terms and other particulars
apply 10 Cochran kodgers's law ONCE, hing
building
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-08-02

The men who head the opposition To the
coal combination mean business.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-08-02

nor SALE-A fine CABINET grand plano, lor
I half price, as parties are soon TO leave the
city ana must sell. Inquire st VIM A. Fay's:
Casnar ,yeDua lStf
nor SkLE-Sewing machine; new, beautlfCi-
Il ly finished: 1--we drawers. For less than half
N cost. Gail at lg5 scuta Center street. lSif
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-08-02

TOR SALE->Iuglc-cSiHDD DTus LrghutGa
/ Apply TO No ~ Vine street, : ohn Cashin.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-08-02
FOR SALE.

CDR SALE--A handsome barouche; briscoi
make: nearly newT will be sold al har-
gain. Call at 20 :. Market street. lslr'
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-08-02

NOR SALE-To good. honest young man
L only. uue-haH interest in very nice ana
prn1tahl.. business. Cash capital required.
Si.3U. For particulars addLess, Box -
Springfield. Oa!'. l'WI
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-08-02

EIEE Hundred Dollars Is all you need u work
II two valuable patents The AinslIe Rollup
and Folding Spring Beds. which Will Day you
Sgh per ceut I will sell you the patents for the
county vi Clark for $50. and furnish you with
enough made up material 10 pay back your in.
Vrstmeut of SatD. Parties buying will receive
all Information as 10 manufacturing and cost
Of material where can be purchased. The
machlHrry costs so. Parties with view OF pur
chasing. ! will personally meet and give de
sired Information. Address, George II. Aims
lie. care Of VI. u. Talcutt, 10 Dearborn street.
Chicag III. losat
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-08-02

NOR AIF-laut-lt1 acres Of cho &c Mis-
L souri land. near railroad. etc: orlce s'iN
or will trade and pay difference. Address.
- Fpnn ohio l>la
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-08-02
PEOPLES COLUMN.
FREE ADVERTISING.
WANTED.

WANTED-Situstion- good boy that
" can do all kinds of work. Please call or
address - Monroe street l>la
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-08-02

JTANTED-A reliable. man TO represent our
W nurseries in ths section. Something
permanent. Chas. II. stuart A Co.. nursery
men Newark. New York. established 1852.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-08-02

UrANTEp active and Intelligent, TO
w represent. ia her own locality. an old hrm;
references required, permanent position and
good salary r ! Johnson. Manager. 10 Bar
clay st. y. !.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-08-02
FOR RENT.

rDE EENT-Furni shed room III % east Main
+ nlgsSauflx located. hla
DOR REN T-iiood house of y srooms. with bath
L room go0i water. two clsterHs. pleasantly
located ample grounds, can be had August ISL
Apply 10 Nm. n. Grant. No. 10 v. High. lIHf
NOR RENT-ll oase-t orner North and rum
streets; seven rooms, water and gas ID
house; rent si6. Call al lS5 north Plum street
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-08-02

WANTED Two young ladies, at ~ ashing
w ton. Call from till : p. NJ. Prof. q. W.
Leeser
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-08-02

MONEY To LoAN-in sums of sj4s to . 90.
I'll on three 10 Ave y,ars time, on nfst mort
gage or approved commercial paper Ir"fHe
d Coles. room No !. baennds bank huiioihs.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-08-02
MONEY TO LOAN,

MONEY YTuLoAN-iuIa large or small amounts.
VI On long or short tim-. Inquire Of = T.
kIssell. Room & Commercial block. Limestone
- S,rinyarld - Loot lsm'
Daily Republican., 1887-10-08
Arraneemsut Of tho MAR.

Women who keep their hair In good
condition have . thorough shampoo
CO q week.
Borax Is put in the wafer II the work
is done at home, and . little alcohol
rubbed into the scalp to prevent cold In
the head.
After the hair has become dry it is
brushed with thick, firm brush, with
bristles not too stiff, especially ~ the
hair 10 net heavy.
The secret Of brushing the hair for its
beae at is TO brush evenly and regularly.
A half hour devoted to the task each
evening will improve the hair and give
IL q fine gloss, without the objections
ole "sreasy look" and will aid the
broken ends and shc rt strands into stay
ing III place.
The most noticeable thing In the pres.
en- style Of hairdr-ssing 10 the smooth.
ness and neatness with which the
oo;ffuie is arranged, without the stiff
nesa and plAinness that was Ia vogue
before the days Of the bang.
Both the nigh and low coils are In
favor, the latter being the favorite for
street wear and the former for the house
and evening entertainment.
The low coil worn ct the back OF the
neck. NOT, however, In the nape Of the
neck, Is now generally braided.
The hair 10 brushed smoothly back
from tho brows and neck and plaited In
either one or two braids, and then coil
ed and fastened with hslEdczen bone
or shell pins. Before brAiding 1t should
be eombed up from the nape Of the neck
about three inches.
The newest fashion for arranging the
front hsii 10 merely an aocentuatiDn OF
the Russian fringe.
The hair is cut to reach about an inch
above the eyebrows, and from half to
one inch back on the scalp, allowing
quite u heavy fringe.
This Is tlightly curled at the edge,
and is brushed to the center Of the fore
head, leaving the temples quite bare.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-08
Story OF = Doctor and q MONKEY.

Story OF . Doctor and . MONKEY.
The wife OF cslsbrsted Western di.
vine has such . fancy for Angora oati
that she has q room devoted TO them,
leading out OF which q gallery Is built,
80 the animals can have exercise and
fresh air without wandering away.
An old college friend met the doctor
on the street lately ,and not having seen
each other for some time. the mestip z
was most pleasant. At last he asked:
George, what are you doing now?''
"Wsli," said be, II am married, an
pastor OF Aps church and get . good
salary"
"And your wife?"
"My wife! my wifel oh, she is In the
cat raising business! !"
In addition 10 the cat crsze,a Q monkey
was added to the household menagerio,
and ali went pleasantly until one day,
a. the doctor stepped into his bath. the
monkey jumped In with him. Then
there Was wrath In the old mans eye,
when, after brief struggle, he left the
bath tub, holding the monkey by the
neck, both dripping with water,
marched into tho presence OF his good
lady saying,-
MADAM, this monkey business hss
gone too far; you must decide between
me and the monkeyf
She looked plaoidly up from . cat she
Was petting, saying
"Will you give me etwenty four hours
to decide, doctor7"
The monkey is still member Of the
ousehold.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-08
Artistic Marble Work.

An Italian marble orsdls-tomb-foot-
stone, "Safe' In rustic Letters, head.
stone, . scroll entwined with o wreath
OF smilax surmounted by m expiring
dove holding lilly Of the Valley-all
in excellent taste and proportion, and
In artistic carving akin to natural life
and beauty, can be seen Mt Mr.. Leslie
W. Megowan's, marble cutter, Third
and Shipley streets. Is goes to River
view before Christmas. Mr. Mcgowan
did all the best work for nine years in
one OF the largest marble works In this
CITY. He does every variety OF house
and cemetery work, including tile
floors, marble and slate mautels. When
largest capital. by employ ing half.
learned apprentice boye, makes inordi'
nate profits, Mr.. Mcgowan sees many q
job he would like TO do, at 25 per cent
less, In an artistic, scientific and per-
fectly finished msnner.
He Ia sorry for any body's uusu spect.
ing patron who unoonsoiously "aoes
down into bis pocksL"to make mp losses
at uuCerbidding done to drive o hard.
working mechanic out of business; and
thinks such patrons highly Guilty. ated
relations and friends, who can discern
ehoddy WORK, may sometimes be silent
ly disappointed
Under such circumstances, says Mr..
Mego wan, "msn and women, who love
fairness, do the very best thing for
themselves by coming to me. They
get artistic, accurate and thoroughly
finished work, that they will ever de-
light to have their relatio os and friends
behold, at o considerable average per.
osntage below the jumping prices oil
the competitive high flyer" As q
marble artist Of ability and 20 years ex
perience, Mr.. Mcgowan is undoubted y
entitled to confidence. His residen
Ia No $50 POPLAR street.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-08
rorribie are tho Ravages

Upon the system inflicted BY diseases
OF the kidneys and bladder. They
wreck the constitution more speedily IN
some cases than consumption and other
maladies of o fatal pulmonary type.
As you value your lie, arrest ten
dency to debility. and consequent inso
,iviiy of the renal organs, should You
ex peIience any such. Infuse vigor and
activity into the vitality important &c.
orstive action Of the kidneys with that
salutary diurstic, Hostetter's Stomach
Bit,ers. The proper degree Of stimula
ton 10 impaired BY 1t to the bladder
also, when that organ 10 sluggish. With
this timely check, Brisht's disease, ,dia.
betes. catarrh of the bladder, and other
sindred disorders may be prevented
Liver complaint, constipation. nervous
ailments and rheumatism are likewise
couq quersble with this sovereign house
hold re msdy. Against the effects of ex.
posurs In damp or otherwise inclement
Wrsther, 1t is q bsnigu safeguard IN,
reyiyes strength af er undue fatigue.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-08
A o,.s.s.s os.srss.,,


fe guAsd Dsneerass against oyer.
ocnadsaes, The world CAREFULLY re-
views the fAvpsAble oircumsta poes
which prepared for their victory is
1884. and contrasts them with the cir,
bad been carried BY 192,sN plurality,
California BY "a. $50, 0onneclicut b.
2,a90. Colorado By 2,S4b, Iudians By
$500, Dsmocrss hsd carried Mssss.
chusstts for Butler IN 1889 By 1880
though he had been beatan in iy83:
they had elected BskolS Governor OF
Michigan by 4,572. though, This World
srronscusly credits the Rspubiicnns
with . plurality; Illinois had red auced
its RspuSlioan o uraiity to 5.sss: in
Pennsy lvAniA thu Democrats ND
elected Pa.tison Governor BY 40. .2O2
plurality. To all these were added the
victory of HoAdly over Foraker In
Ohio BY 1899 pi urAlity. The Demo-
orats had . mai ority In bath bran ches
Of the New York Legislature; the Pro.
hibition vote bad bsen 25,OO0, and
there wAs NO Labor party threa tenipa
Democratic disintegr alton.
koormsus differences are apparent
whom these facts arc contrastsd with
the present situaston. New York gave
II .134 plurality for Hill, and 1871 for
Psckham lAst year; Penn ylvania gave
42,65l Republican plurality for Cover
nor Beaver; Ohio gave ,78l for Secre-
tary Robinson, Michigan 7,432 plurality
Tor Governor Luce, Aassach usetts 9, ,463
for Governor Ames. Ina lana 8 324 for
Lieu tenant Governor Robertson i Illinois
,8l6 for Treasurer Tanner. L ven more
favorable ro,ults are expected with rea
son this fall, especially In New York
and Ohio, while the Labor ticket rem
ders oil Democratic caicu lattons uncer.
taiD. But these figures do no: ade.
Q1Ately express . chapgs In public
opinion which the conduct of the Ad.
minist-ation has produced.
Consider Maryland, Tor instances;
"rhe World" declares that "'airty-
sevsn criminals TO day practically con
troi the elections Of Baltimore. They
csrry upon their registration lists co.
600 false names. They stuff ballot boxes
count out candidates and dsfy public
opiui0D." The State 10 certain to give
Republican majority this pear II An
honest election can be- held, for OF the
thirty seven crimi mails the most notori
ous and aotive hold tffice under Presi.
dent Cleveland. Tho shameless de-
hAncs OF public sentiment In their ap.
poiutments has completely changed the
attitude Of thoAe who supported PresI-
dent Cleveland in the hope OF getting
'rsform," and not In II larry land only |,
but In other States.
In ether respects, the Democratic
party has weakened itself even more
under the test OF responsibility. 1t
promised reduction OF taxation, and
has not rec uced taxes penny, but has
increased appropriations, II promised
in some States reform" OF tariff, and
In others defense OF protection and re.
storation OF wool dutiss; 1t has not
raised the duties on wo3l, but has tried
to abolish them; is has not changed the
tariff ct all, but has cast four fiths of
its votes sg Aiust the main, ,enance Of the
protective system, and 90 has broken
eaoh and ali Of its coI tradiotory pied ses.
The party Is weaker than It was In 1884
because 1t has been tried. and the peo.
pie know It better.---N. Y. Tribune.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-08
n. v,,e,.e p.r.


The most intsrsstina and lenst ANNA
ciAtsd Of dogs u the dog that visitc.
He 10 ususlly liver -oolored animal.
I'VE hsnds high, and about tveaty IT.
tnchse long. with . pink Dpos o. hii
His ears droop and his tAil slmos,
drags on tho ground. and his whole
MAKE up 10 admirably suited 70 the 70
Iqulrements OF his oooupatios.
he appears 20 have bsen gotten up OK
Prcssiy iot visiting purposes.
he 10 not like other dOgs.
He 10 sort Of special dog, ~ II vsre,
Dsing IN odd pattern throughout, and
II any. part OF him should break II
vould be impossible to replace 1t.
The dog has no calling list.
Be Dever makes calls. .
He hss neither tho time nor molina
tion TO practice oold form alities.
Az an illustration Of the manner In
which he goes visiting, We may refer 70
the experience which mau had with
him last week.
The dog won't and set down on tha
mans front steps about tho middle Of
the afternoon.
He did MT know anybody IN that
family, but he wanted to get &C.
| Qu - Cd.
The lady Of the house opened the
door and told him 70 10 away, bat he
only waaeed his tail, ~ much ~ to
ssy:
we ooms to An undsIstsnding
Tbs man OF the house came homo st
SIX O'Clock, and kioxed tue dog into the
middle Ut the street.
After supper he went out and tried
to repeat tho operation, bnt only sue
ceeded In kicking thin sir until his LEG
was lame.
The visiting canine WAS just out OF
range every time.
The dog then ran round on the back
doorsteps, aud wagged bis tail ia the
| most peasant and good natured man
ner.
He had come visiting.
Then the man enlarged the servant
on suspicion Of having led the dog, and
told b wife that he WAS Going 70 ee,
the brute to follow him to . remote part
of the city and then lose him
The animal followed, and, when the
gen tleman had walked about two miles,
ne cOntrived to ont loose from thai
liver c0lored visitor and took an omni.
bus for home.
When he opened the froot gate, the
visiting dog oame down from the stoop
and wagged hts tail and looked happy
and contsDted.
He visited there continuously for
several days, snd then gathered himself
up and went away 70 make some other
family n iserable.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-08
Tin the RWttchhaok

The pcpulsr excursion OF the season
will be the one to leave here Thursday
next, the 18th inst, up the Switehback,
the Switzerland Of America. The ride
up ths Lehigh valley 10 alene worth the
low price At which the tickets have been
placed this year. You are lost in won.
der IS the masy new, enohan ting and
e1 citing scenes unfold themselves be
fore our view In all their natural and
weird erandt ur. The elevation to the
summit of Mount Pisgsh 10 1,60O feet
above tide water. Tickets for ad ults.
81 25; children, 81 Is Train will leave
French and Water streets At 6.46.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-08
Emo Cattle.

Joseph < and James v. MArtiu, who
OCCUPY stalls 70 and 80 and 50 and 80.
Third street market, have just Lurch has.
ed 20 head of young steers. averaging
1,500 pounds each, from A. b j. Sharp.
less Of Ashland, New CASTLE County.
which are superior to any thing of the
kind brought to this city for Q long
time. None Of these steers are over 3
ears old, and as they have been care.
fully fattened they will be delicious.
The Messrs. Martin intend to sNaughte
them as they are needed to supply their
large trade.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-08

NJOrIUE-i. BENJAMIN. a.GAM, THE
~ tenant OF the house, situated at
No. 223 and No AS King street, In
,be Second ward Of the city OF
wilmington, county OF New CASTLE ard
state Of Delaware, In compliance
with tho requirements Of the acts Of
tho General assembly in such case made
and provided, do hereby give notice that /
shall apply In writing 70 the court OF Gene
raj Sessions Of the eaoe and jail Delivery
OF the state Of delaware, in and for New
Castle county, on MONDAY, tho 2lst day OF
Nov. A. D., 1857, being the next term
Of said court, for a license for said house as
an inn or tavern for the sale therein OF In
ioxica ing liquors in le.s quantities than one
quart, TO be drunk on the premises. and the
following respectable citizens Of said ward
recon mend the sal application. viz:
Richard Booth John bush
George W Quinn Samuel Reed
} Ohm PIur kete Vim II BabcocK
Ohas HefnsI PfIunkett
n ichsel katfsrty Chsries T. Sparks
Andrew Reuter- A W handoiph
o Il 9ross Joseph A Baumana
u X Gilmore TB Merritt
Jthn HIauius James Crawford
ihomss Cole henry Blouth
Alex snder Chambers Morris A aruDD
Edward Melonoir Peter Gross
Ni1hoiAs Jenny Jr myers Ahyes
Dennis Conner
OF dhw BENZ q MN ". oS"
Daily Republican., 1887-10-08
Raspborrios,

Mary A. Kirby, who resides in the
10 wer part of the Ninth ward is favored
with second crop OF raspberries Soon
after the removal of the first crop, bios
SONS appeared and In due time the
fruit ripened. At the present. time
soupR berr les are growing, and shou d
the frosts keep off a few days they will
ripen They are OF deep red color, hut
aot quite 30 sweet as those OF the first
crop.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-08
John Bright OD Temperance.

John Bright, writing to a Canada man
on he temperance question, says: "The
whole question and its solution must de
pend on public opinion, which may agree
TO restrictions VIII ch are important, but
will for long time, and perhaps always,
refuse the absolute prohibition 1t seems
that severe system Of taxation is aim ,st
the only remedy which can be adopted
with much hope OF success. With Canada
and with the temperance party In the
United States, hope and wish that the
temperance cause may prosper
Daily Republican., 1887-10-08
Address Rssistsrd lsttsrs b
HEW ORI.GAHS NATIONAL BANK
New Orleans. In.

pTMCMpEp That the presence Of
hEM EW DEN Generals BeauregAri
and Early, who are in charge Of the draw.
ings, is q guafsntes OF sosoiuse fairness
and integrity, tirat tho chances are all
equal and that no one can possibly divine
what number Will draw Prize.
REMEM BEN that the payment Of all
NATIONAL BANKS Of New Orleans,
and tho Ttt kets are signed by the Presi-
dent Of an Institution, whose chartered
rights sre reoogn ized In the highest Courts;
therefore, beware Of any limitations or an.
noymous schemes.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-08
P ]ERCE COLLEGE OF BUSINESS
Record Building, 9l7 ,9l9 Chestnut
Street, Philade delphia, Pa.
Thomas may Pierce, M. A.,
Principal and Founder. Morning, After

IhoAhs ID Sy f16Eco, me- AS
Principal and Founder. Morning, After
noon and risht Sessiona
Ladies and gsn, lenen are instructed IL
technical knoHltdRe qualifying them foi
tho trs Bsacrff n OF business and the proper
management CT business siairs.
eusiness men, merchants and fsrmeci
who have lad doubts as TO whether pracu.
cal business education could be obtained
outside Of the counting room have been sur.
prised 1t tho thoroughly practical manner
Ia which their sons and daughters have
been qualifled for business engagements al
Pierce college, and are now among tJs
wsrnest friends.
Ten hundred and Fifty (lo5o) Student,
last year.
Csli or write for Circular and Commence
m ent proceedIngs, containing addresses OF
Governors Beaver ano RiPgs,and Rev. Sam.
W. small and Rev. Sam. p. Jones.
Rev. JOHN THOMPSON, Dean.
Ofioes, Rooms and 0, Second Floor.
s18-e0dAw-am
Daily Republican., 1887-10-08

Mrs Jones', how is your health this
morning? Thank you, mao am, muc'
,nrpr, we'd ] bJrch: q bottle OF Dr.
n ,Il's Cough syrup last right, and,
All tho frst dose, mY cough We,
checked ] slept well and nave noi
cnn ohed CO this morning.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-08
WrTBCEn

NyUTICE-l, BRlDGET LALLY, THE
~ owner and oc ,upant Of the house cit
uated at No. 2li E.t rOnt st., In the Ind ward
of The city OF Whining ton, county OF n owCas.
tie Ind state Of Delaware,in compliance witn
the requirements Of the acts OF the General
Asse nbly In such case made and provided,
do mere ~ give notice that shall apply in
writing TO the court Of General Session' OF
tine Pesco and Jail Delivery Of the State OF
delaware, In and for New CASTLE County, on
Moniay, the 2ist dsy OF Nov. A. D.iS57, be
ing the next term Of said court. for u iiceDse
for said house us an inn or tavorn, for the
sale therein Of intoxicating liquors In less
quantities than one quart, to DC drunk op
the premises, and the following raipectable
citizens OF said ward recommend the said
appli cation, viz:
W IN hammond Ja5ob hntwenloy
CHARLES eipel Phtip II Shay
James Mecauley james Crawford
u Gross NJ Grady
John W kutler Lesley smith
X both Robert Hutton
John McVoy John Fornau
Charles L. sparks Martin Irauo
A w Rand0Iph J5hn Bush
Moses Smith Alexander Chambers
Robert h snyon Dennis Conner
T y meIrett George w Qainn
p Plunkett
co 8ls RHID9Er LALLY.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-08

NoFlor' -,,u n.,,,
ments, head and foot stones for 9epertSe
ri ends. would do we'll 10 call on Jonh ~
M sione. Iniavaro avenue ard Jefferson ets
VINO 10 selling out below cost, to msso iD
prn yements In the business. Lettering ire'
Of charges. 70 ~
Daily Republican., 1887-10-08

Accident will occuI not only tin the
best reau ated families" but every
y here and at oil times. Therefore kee D
Salvation Oil convenient.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-08
A NNOUNCEMEGT.

A NNOUNCEmENT.
CrrroE OF THR EKLAwARz
fRINlISG 90, 2sA M SrKot s.'
Wilmington, Del, Got. 7, ~
Having purchased the plant OF We Jsn0'
q Webb Prin ling and Sta iorery ComPany
We are prepared TO fiil all ortsfs for nrint
ing, book.6indiug, etc., the manufacture o.
b ank books promptly, and at the io"eS'
prices. ktspsotfnily.
Delaware Printing Oo pany
HENRY y. rAYbuh, Presiaen'.
EDWARD JAMES,
o7st Secretary ana Treasurer.